Nós amamos-o VS Nós o amamos
Olá!
I ve just come across translations for one simple sentence "We love him", first time the right answer in my book was "Nós amamos-o", but second time it was already "Nós o amamos". Are both translations correct? If there grammatical difference or in meaning?
Thank you for your help
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A forma correta é "Nós o amamos." Em português, os pronomes pessoais (eu, tu, ele, nós, etc) são fatores de atração para os pronomes oblíquos (me, o, a, os, as, te), fazendo com que o pronome oblíquo apareça junto ao pronome pessoal.
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[PT-BR]
Olá,
The correct is "Nós o amamos". The other one is grammatically wrong.
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Hi,
You can use "Nós o amamos".
If you use the pronoun after the verb, you have to say "Nós amamo-lo", because the verb is finished on -s, but no one uses it and it sound really weird for me as a brazilian.
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Correct is: Nós o amamos - we love him or her
Or: Nós os amamos - we love them
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it's the same thing... only change the time that you are speaking... Nos amamos-o it's most used in texts classics... Nos o amamos it's more informal...sorry about my english.... i'm benigner too...
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